Sentence examples for bound to their from inspiring English sources

They sat in a line, bound to their chairs.

Before 1995, basketball players in Europe were bound to their clubs even after their contracts expired.

They were bound to their co-workers, people they trusted, often men a lot like themselves.

The project's opponents, he said, wanted Aborigines to remain "museum pieces" bound to their land.

Only then do they learn that they are legally bound to their new masters for a year.

They tried to split as early as 1954 but were bound to their contracts by their film and television masters.

Once Connolly and Morris began to bend the rules for Bulger and Flemmi, they became bound to their sources.

His future was dystopian, with the few hungry survivors of disaster bound to their masters as serfs.

Most of the electrons are bound to their atomic lattice in the set of energy states called the valence band.

As I said on the Today programme, many voters are now bound to their Blackberries and mobile phones.

The music always emerges from the words, indissolubly bound to their meaning and to the images they evoke.